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These two chapters should do more to bolster our joy in the gospel than probably any other text aside from the whole of Leviticus. The blessings and curses were to be pronounced by the people upon entering the Promised Land and were based entirely on performance. If we want to adopt the blessings as belonging to us in the 21st century, then we have to adopt the curses as belonging to us as well. The mistake we make is thinking we can do a decent enough job of the works of the Law to somehow merit God's grace and favor. However, the Scripture is clear that for any righteousness to be assigned to the individual under the Law of Moses, that individual must "Keep the whole commandment." Righteousness under the Law of Moses is only attainable: "If you faithfully obey the voice of the LORD your God, being careful to do ALL his commandments." It's dumfounding to me that some believe they can somehow accomplish the Law perfectly...

   

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